Trade targets for the Philadelphia Phillies are rumored to be two new outfielders.
A triumph between the two best teams in the National League was achieved before the weekend as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in their series. The Phillies have demonstrated during the season and in this game that, if all goes according to plan, they will be a team playing well into October. Although it’s early in the season and anything may happen, Philadelphia has been the most dominant club in baseball thus far.
Which gives rise to even greater confidence as the trade deadline draws near. Even if there are merely slight changes, the team should improve in the coming weeks as a result of the anticipated signings. Jim Bowden of The Athletic re-ranted rumors that they are looking for a big name, citing Luis Robert Jr. and Jazz Chisholm as potential trade targets on Thursday. In addition, Bowden brought up two options they might look into: impactful outfielders Jake McCarthy and Jacob Young.
The Phillies have placed a high value on center field. Among others, they have been connected to Cody Bellinger of the Cubs, Jake McCarthy of the Diamondbacks, Luis Robert Jr. of the White Sox, Jazz Chisholm Jr. of the Marlins, and Jacob Young of the Nationals. If they don’t acquire a center fielder before the trade deadline, that will be shocking. Additionally, the Phillies are advocating for more depth in the bullpen.” Without a doubt, Robert is the biggest attraction here, and if the Phillies can manage to acquire him, just imagine the deadly lineup this team could put together. He’s coming off a season where he slashed .264/.315/.542 with 38 home runs and 36 doubles. When it comes to risk-taking, Chisholm and Robert
